AnyConnect on Apple iOS - VPN-Connect via HTTP-Proxy

Hi,
is it possible, that the AnyConnect-Client for Apple iOS (i.e. iPAD) automatically uses the configured HTTP-Proxy in the WLAN properties for the establishment of the VPN-Connection (via SSL/TLS)?
I've tested it, but it does not work. In the documentation is stated, that VPN establishment via HTTP-Proxy works only in Windows (AnyConnect uses the IE Proxy settings to connect to the ASA for VPN establishment).
Thanks

As per w2k3 sniffer trace, 2851 requesting with user=vpnfamily and encrypted password. The password "Password1" which is VPN group's key sending to IAS?
->I have "vpnfamily" with password "Password1" but no luck
Event log shows "Fully-Qualified-User-Name = INFRA\vpnfamily". INFRA is AD NetBIOS name. 2851 router's domain name is "family.com"
->Is this something wrong?

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